There is a sense that everything is not quite right when the bottles don’t get filled as fast as they used to. You stop for a moment, thinking what has changed, particularly if your routine is still ...

Meghan Mannarino is a New Jersey-based freelance writer with a passion for family and wellness. An educator for 10 years, she holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in education ...

Ever heard of galactagogues? If you’re a breastfeeding mom, they could be your new best friend. Galactagogue is a fancy way to describe something that helps increase your breast milk supply. From ...

Worrying about low milk supply is common in the first few weeks after giving birth. And while many women will settle into a routine where supply and demand is not an issue, some will struggle to ...

How do I know my baby’s eating enough? It’s a common question for breastfeeding moms, especially when they’re feeding their babies every two hours— or more —and their friends who formula feed can wait ...

Breastfeeding doesn’t always happen easily or, for some, at all. But some people find that, with some simple tweaks, they’re able to more comfortably nurse their babies. For instance, as Tia Mowry ...

The national milk supply must be tested for bird flu under a federal order announced Friday by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Entities handling raw milk, such as bulk milk transporters or dairy ...

When highly pathogenic bird flu turns up in dairy cattle, you feel it in the pit of your stomach, not just at the farm gate but at the grocery cooler. Federal and state officials say that is exactly ...

Bird flu has impacted hundreds of cattle herds in the U.S. since it first appeared earlier this year. A new federal order will test the nation's milk supply to better understand where the virus is ...

Milk has rarely been out of the headlines this year, from bird flu in dairy cattle to recalls over cleaning chemicals and infant formula investigations. You are being asked to track virology, federal ...